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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME COURT CriIsEls-Beiore Lawrence J. Nos
81, 20 40 81 10 10 49, 172 1872 2l. 232 242 $50 26l
25 z54 2JG 259 2Gi 2G5. 2G7 269 272 27S 27G 27 25
279
SUPREME CoURT-SPRcIAL TKRM-PAKT L. Before Dono.
hue Nos liO4 1l99 All l4i5 1347 1l95 1880 l42A.
14i6. 1899. 1915 $50. 1910 562 1890.
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUIT-PART I.-Before Donohue -
No calendar.
bURRoeATE's CoUBT-Bcfore Rollins S.-Moon calendar
called al II WIN OF Dorohea Jacobson. IL will OF
Nicholas Wener a, M.
COURT OF orER AND Recommendations Barrett J. and Dis.
tfct-Attorney Martne.-No.l
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-part I-Beore
J. and Assistant DistrctAttorney Bodford-Nos 10 III
inclusive
COURT GENERAL sEssroys-PARr Tr.-Betors Recorder
Smyth and Assistant DistrictAttorney fitzgerald
] 10 20 inclusive.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr fIL-Before Judge
Cowing and Assistant ttorney
o 10
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SATURDAY RULES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
Since the Saturday fIafhoday law passed. the stock
Exchange has been conducting business upon an
amended pan recommended by the Committee Consttu
ton Yesterday The Governing Committee held a special
meeting at which tho following amendments
ton legaizng tie suggestions OF the Constitutional Com
mittce were adopted
Part 2 art VII, sec (newl On Saturdays securities
sold specifically for cash must be delivered and
or before 1880 and IN OF doan the
due notice. may he sell forthwith under tho rulc pro-
yidsd Ia art. XII. part =. ) TO Is inclusive.
Add TO sec l, art Nil. Part 2 ON Saturdays. how.
when deposits called before II M they shall be
made before 1880 II called after IL they ali be
made at or before IL OF the succeeding business
day.
IAN contracts IN the regular stocks and
money made F1dav and those maturing Sunday shall
DO settled Monday the next business
and other contracts and loans OF stock
Saturday shall DO settled the day prev Ious."
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ODand after JUNE ~, 1887.
GREAT TH INK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave Desbrosses and CorIand Streets
e,sOurg and the West With Pullman Palac.
Chicago Ii%ed Paror Dining smoking and s sis da
fa UcK Haven every day NJ CORY and Fri.
NO. at CORY Tor Taasvis Ps s iS
For sSsnon 300 a me- $50 H. and 1915 nigh.
P%%an 'n Saror Cars p
Railroad Dining Car daily. except sunday 10 m. arrive
aHg Regular 1n 90 ana $50 efss Woo
0o 4So anH M and All I2l pigh sunday $40 and
For Atlantic olIy, except sunday, l ania p m.
LSas BSHs Bay Head FUNCTION
2S9 sis ssS %I'sdl a;IS 5s.S go sgPdaS
Norfolk Railroad sc6p every day Baltimore
Of bsSeklyn Annex connect with through train.
a. Jersey CITY aordng speedy and direct transfer for
Trains syTrs; From pt.sbure 7lC 49, 1I:so M. 700
ssa go D go m m % isS 80 s0 sso ssS sS
E% Fro% ShiaGelp6ia, 3d. s26 go 7so 30
&c. 1913 $40 oc So SO eao 100 SS S
igS night 500 rPasS so SG a s'S Ss 52 iSs Js S'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Train, leave NewYor via Desbro''es and cor
$40 72o 8 % chcag, Limited AID 10 Washington LIN
anS pnS ca and fa S5 ng com $50 and
lilo M 40 m Sundays Express el5 g IL%itssD
Trains leaving NewYork daily except sunday at 800 ..
on aq sans S % a sn e o a3 Camden nd m and M
Returning BrOai Street station Phtladelphs
1901 $40, 4O5 $40 5;o, 800 1880 $40. 800 9;t9 IL
and Ills LIMITED Express with Dining Car IA and
400 p M 1249 2:3o 800 4. 8. O. 635. 7:l2, Sl2 ami
900 D. ON Sunday. 1901 1920 405. 440 $50. $780,
94Q m, l2i9, $50 1850 LinlieD. 6:29 $780, 7l2 and
Leave Pnladopha VIA Camden 900 a IN. and 4:8o
TicEc oSes SO ia5 and o4 Broadway Aston House
Batterypace foot OF Desbroses and Cortland sts
Courtst BROOKLYN Station foot OF Fultonst,
Brokyn station. Jersey city Emigrant Ticket Office Cas-
tie Garden.
The New. Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences.
CHARLES L. PUGH, j. r. WOOD
General Passr Agent.
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THE COURTS.

DESIRING A DECREE OF DIVORCE SET ASIDE.
william =. Haf coal dealer recently obtained sbso
Int divorce from B Han and she claims that It
her knowledge by fraud and COLLISION between
her husband and private detective John H. Van Zandt
size that tho latter her into house OF Ill eputo
by telling that she would there obtain evdenco Of her
husbands nhdev and tna when she OF the house
finding tina; Van IaDdrs object an improper one she
oonoDod BY her husband and his friends who aerw
swOre against her.
Justice Van Brunt OF the Supreme Court appointed Abram
inquire truth OF her made
with view 10 having tile decree obtained y Han set aside
The referee having prepared his report and his lees Of
S2i7 80 not having been paid motion made yesterday
behalf OF Mrs Han before Justice Lawrence 10 the ru
preme Court Chambers, for order requiring Mr. Hanto
the that The might be presented for tho
notion OF The court. The heclsOn was reserYeh.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD
GREAT FoURTRAcK TRUNK LINE
on ana after June ? trains Leave


GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Largest and Finest Passenger Station In Anierca,
tsa m tocheser Express. drawing-room cars :" A'
~. Saratoga Lake George and Montreal special Draw
burg and Montreal; also A. Adams. oo0,ro.o,
800 a M. the FAMOUS CHI AGO LIMIT composoa .
and sleeping cars Albany Utica. syracs,s t
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie. Cleveland anu ioie"'' arriving
1860 a. m Chicago Express drawing room carst Rich
he, p.ns a,dagrs an yng. and Northern E,2rss
ao M AISany Troy Saratoga aud Utica speci. With
dr car, TO Troy Ssrato<L connects through
TO csiIweiI LAKE George) on siturl lays
~ n m Fast Chicago Express. Win seephg Cats Lys
Niagara Falls Buffalo Suspension - ~. = io'e"' D'''''
and Saeaso as Cincinnati and ST. Louis Express, with
slesplng cars for Cleveland. Cncnnatl aIaxSn
except saturiay pningcar New orS 10 Tor Albany
Utos ~ sleeping cars to Platsbur and Montreal va
Point and via ST. Adams u sunsy eaoneca daily
at Pattsburr win chaeaugay X for Lake Chazy Lyoa
Mountain Ralphs Loon Lake sarsnae Paul sm.n s sy;
ssepcrs Tor Paul smiths sc va ST
after July 81 dairy except sunday TOT LuAerne '
mo- spscai sieeper arrives Rochester 7;ioa NJ Bur
talo 80 and Cleveland ~ - p m het ior Roches
ter pnpo NIAGARA Fss Cleveland O Ds.ro, aaa
Chicago seepngcars to Clayton VIA o'''''
~ rs D. m Night Express with seepnEcars - Vest FOR
aud Troy with the morning trains SATURDAY
Saratoga. Lake Oeorse and Tor inc No'ui "
cses and space In Drawing and g, broadway
sae AZ ' p Ppaca az l2lh.t sn.
Mott Haven station lSsthsL New ~ r,,Ibsl Williams
aud 730 Fulton Sta, Brooklyn anu ~ i0 :.
Wss,eo,ts Express call and check baggage '''D'
run daily. others daily except Sunday. 's'0p
haavsWa s rnisaF syoo'"s~s HENRY M0NEIE&
y General SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger ~
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~rFW.yoRK sTTpRENE COuRT

~ Edward W. Hoegberg. plaintiff ohm f. CrOnly
assignee OF tie of Clarence II. smith the
benefit OF creditors and sai Clarence H. smith, defendants
Pursuant 10 order OF this Court and entered the
22d day OF June 1887 notice Is hereby gwen all
creditors having claims against Clarence II Smith, lately
doing business In the city NewYork under the rm
style Of H. smith sons that they said creditors are
required ~ In and exhibit their with
ned vouchers therefor before the undersigned the re
named In said order at his oce In the County Court House
In the CITY OF before the 26th daY OF July
1881 at o'clock which day. time and place hereby
h1e and apponte for such aud IN default of such
PRECIPITATION OF their demands the said parsons and editors
shall he excluded the benefits OF
sharing in the distribution of tho funds the hands OF
assignee.
Dated New-York, June 2s 1887.
, WIN. 8. KELLEY. Referee
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Corandt and Dee
brosses sta as follows; ..,.
a. M tor Catasauqua and IN Intermediate points
M Tor Geneva, Lyons, Elnra. Rochester, Buffalo and
the and primo pal local points Chair ear to
for TunK hammock aud intermediate points Chair ca
~ khannock Connection 10 Reading aud Harrisburg
S40 m for Ptston and principal intermediate pointA
Chair Pittston.
for Coplay aud intermediate points Connection
to Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 10 Coplay.
p for Geneva Lyons. Emira Rochost ter. Buffalo ana
the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons
100 p m. ior Laurays aud intermediate points
Trains leaving at m and $40 D. m connect tox
all points In Mahanoy spd = aIls.on cosi regions
for auch CHUNK haxeton and IN term ediate points
b40 D M fvf Copay and intermediate pointa
the West Pr iran -, per'te vor.
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway
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The Aqueduct Commiss oners held long executive ses
son yesterday The question OF the appointment OF
Deputy Chief Engineer discussed but nothing was de-
oded The Commission Committee on Con-
structon preamble and resolution setting
tunnel between the sonh Yonkers bowon and tho Harlem
River ~ nearly completed ana That the Of
water which hnds ITS through The
mel viii render the adt contemplated
toD A necessary. The resolution adopted
O. g. Roberts, inspector masonry askel To DO promoted
to be assistant engineer and hrs request by
Chief ngineer Church This was referred " Tie COMMITTEES
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TO PROTECT AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.

movement was set on foot last evening at No.
81 Fultonst. Brooklyn, to organize branch of the
American Protective Tariff League. A score or more
prominent Republicans and Democrats were present.
f. H. AmmdOwn, president of the League, made
address upon the objects of the organization, and
steps were taken to form permanent organization.
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The seIni-annual graduation exercises OF the Brook
Ign Central Grammar School were held last evening
in the First Baptist Church, in Perrepont-st Many
members of the Board of Education present.
Miss Florence A. Wight read the salutaory address,
and Miss Ethel II. Evans delivered the valedictory.
The others who took part in the exercises Ruth
Bynner Emanuel Newman, nary 4. KAY and Harry
b. Field. Diplomas we're presented h., the chairman
OF the Central School Committee TO tightyseven girls
and tweuty.thrce boys. Music diplomas were also
given to seventy-six OF the graduates.
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A man and woman who have been living under
tho name Of McDems eelamaester at No. z37 Wash
ingtons were arrested yesterday by Deputy United
States Marshal bernhard The complaint on which
a warrant issued made by the BelgaJ
Consul against Albin DeSchampheere and Eugene
SEVERAL Checks amonntna to nearv Az 600 THO U
forgeries were committed in February, 1885,
Sottaghen, Belgium. Tho Deputy Marshal IL as
sured that his prisoners the persons named the
complaint Commissioner Osborn will Investigate
the charge, the prisoners In the meantime remaining
In Ludlow Street jail
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CALI. RIVER LINE.--FOR BOSTON,
IL NEMPORr. FALL RIVER. AND EAST IND
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park.
Ocea Spring Lake Point Pleasant. &c
C0MMEN CING JUNE ~. 1887.
New York foot Corandt and Desbrosses sts
7lo. '0;lO 1900 noon; 2;30 $40 $40 limited ex
press except Red Bankh 4 10 o. 900 IN Sundays Ilo
From foot OF Llbertyst. S:l5 900 ILLS 1880
$50 s. 30 fast expres 49, $500 6l0 sundays
9a and Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove
Or Asbnry Park.
Denotes press trains ...,.x..
RUFUS BLODGETT J. r. WOOD, II. P. BALDWIN,
Snpt. Gen. Pas Agt. p. r. r. o. PA. Q r. u. OF N. j.
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Only Thirty six Per Cent

Of those who die from consumption inherit tho disease In
all other 10 must either be through
ness or according to the theory OF tubecuar para
sites received directly from others
But Ia either Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
positive remedy for the disease early stages Its
delay that dangerous II troubled
of breath. splitting OF blood. nightsweats lingering
cough 90 not hesitate 70 procure tins sovereign remedy
cnce.
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Elns's Island, whsre smmuniticn viii be taken on
board The vessel will then lie OF Stareton s. l. tor
0 few days, after whloh she will 30 TO Newport to
have her compassos adjusted She will then JOIN the
North Atlantic Squadron and cruise along the New,
England coast visiting Boston. Bar Harbor, Portland
ana other Eastern ports.
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THE COURT OE APPEAIa

SARATOGA June 29-In the Court Of Appeals day
following were argued
No ll5In the matter OF the application OF tho NewYork
District Railway the appoin
No. 3OJames silbey respondent. agt William Lind.
say and Others appellant
The following Is tho day calendar for Juno 80
Nos 435. 43e. 437. 43s. 80. 430. 274, 4io.
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THE WILL OF JAMES SPEED

LOUISVILLE, June 20 tSpeeab. flames Speeds will was
admitted to probate to-day He left his property In equal
shares to his sons John Speed Charles Speed. James
Speed jr. Henry Speed, Joshua Speed aud in trust
for Breckenridge Speed and his heirs. His watch law
library and family portraits he leaves TO John Speed
His estate is worth about $4,000
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DIED THROUGH FALLING FROM HIS CARRI4 GE.
John Warner, tbs builder, of Northumberland
sixth-st. and Fifth-ave, who thrown from his
carriage last Sunday ia Jerome-ave. died yesterday
ut the Manhattan Hospital.
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excursions.

EXCURSION, July 4. TO New Haven. the
II beautiful city OF Elms New and elegant steamer c.
IL Nortlan leaves Peck slip July g. at m New Haven,
returning at u The views along Long Island Sound
New Haven Bay mako the trip unsurpassed
Fare ror the round trip 81 20. No charge for tsths
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L NEW YORK. NEW.HAVEN AND HARTFORD r.
Trains leave Harlem River Station l3klst and Lin
coin ave. Tn ri Bridge Harlem River
Preached by Second Avenue aud suburban Elevated rail-
roads, daily except SUNDAYS 645 Z: 8. 9lO 10 M.
II IN, 30 S. 4i0 $40 $40 y 1879 tor Port Nor
coax Ioin Hunts FONT Farms. Van
Nest West 'CheSer. Bay Chester (p-iham B2yl Barlow
lCy Islan P-lham Manor AMI New Rochelle connecting
New Rochelle with for all points main line ~
the NewYork New Haven and Hartford Railroad Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions. NewCanaan Middetown. New
britain and Sufeld branches and Boston and all points
East
Midnight train for New Rochelle and all intermediate
tiOns al - 10 daily. except Mondays
for New Rochelle and intermediate stations
-Ol and go the latter train connecting at
New Rochelle with way train 10 stamford
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PUTTING POWDER INTO THE ATLANTA.
The government srniser Atlanta left her moorines
tt the Navy Yard Yesterday, and dropped down ia
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The September Of Dress

and the artificial effects OF cosmetics no matter how defty
applied can never make beautiful one who Is
eusct 10 cmacation nervous debility form Of
ws.kne.s These must be reached by inward Application
ana not by outward attempts at the
may take hpe from the
have made radiant aud the
Of Dr. force FAvofite Prescription" ever
hope 70 do by the Aid OF the appliances toilet
The cleansing antseptic and healing qualities of Dr.
ease's Catarrh Remedy - uneQualicd
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ECHOES FROM THE WHEAT DEAL. :.

c. u. EGGLEsTOS LIABLE FOR THE DEBTS OF
KERsHAw g. Co-THE FIDELITY BANK.
" CHICAGO. June 29.-The creditors of @. j. Kerstaw
& Co. secured order from court to-day making
Charles g. Egges.on a general partner aud thereby
making him responsible tor the debts Of the firm,
which it is said approximate 81 100000 The next
step OF the attorneys tor the creditors was to secure
their interests by tying up the property involved An
order was issued by Judge Garrett restraining Mr..
Eggleston from Opposing OF his real estate pending
settle ment OF the questions at issue.
CINCIN MATT, june 29.-David Armstrong has had
his bond as receiver of the Fidelity National Bank
accepted and he Is now In charge OF the affairs OF the
and Solicitor Of the Treasury McCue went to Wash
mg.en tonight 1t Is understood that the Controller
and the District Attorney agree that the Government
officers will act for the creditors the bank and that
individual suits are not necessary, the Government
regarding it as its duty to exhaust the legal liability
OF officers and stockholders In the effort to meet
claims. Controller Trenholm will declare dividend
as the necessary data can be collected.
10 OVERRIDE SUPERVISOR QUINTARDS VETO.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors will try at
their meeting to-day override The veto by Super
visorat-Large Quntard OF the award OF contract to
p. J. Carlin to construct new buildings on the ST.
Johnlsnd County Farm tor $500 900, whicn has been
characicrized as steal" Of nearly $500 900 from
the county the estimates uuder the plans made tho
cos: about $500, 600. When the plans we're made
fifty copies ordered printed but only three sets
have ever been seen, and there just three
bidders. What became OF the other copies Ii not
known IL will take twenty-one votes to override the
veto. and ~ the original resolution carried by
twenty-five votes, i've Republicans aud seventeen
Democrats 1t IL expected that they will hold together
and override the veto. But strong efforts are bein
made to sustain the Supervisor Large Super visor
Ackane who will have TO sign the CONTRACT for the
county says he will not do it unless ordered to do so
by tho courts.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction re-
qoesed the Supervisors yesterday to return the paus
under which the contract made, NJ they did not
Expect the work to cost more than $500 600 If the
dope. wv No
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Fillmore skinsuccess positively cures skin diseases
Dsap and Ointment cleanse and heal
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Free of Charge
alnsiral 1nstrumenis

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and square pianos Of make. which ~oro
specially selected and onv rsed ~ the artists OF The Metro
poAn House COmpan, turing the past opera season.
Will a liberal rddct from regular prices
fiA-'0' ' WILLIAM KNABE & CO. ll2 shave
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DOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Kaaterskl leaves Tuesdays and Thursiays
at D. M SATURDAYS at steamer Walter Brett at
q from pier foot OF JaY-st., ". II.
Steamer McManus Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
from pier foot OF Frankln.st at Boats connect with
nns tnna nd Albany Ii
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Throuph trains leav,

ERIE RAILWAY. Through trains leave
bersst, local trains leave 2sdst 20 minutes earlier
Bufalc; Niagara Falls. Pullman Sleeping Coaches no.
ep m~DaLy Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid Pull
tainCt bay and Baat sleeping Coaches Meadyie
Sleeping Cosoees to Rochester Buffalo ssara Falls
:. ilton ana Toronto No extra charge for ta.t time
Coaches TO Binghsmton Elma Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
h I6sG aPa "caS M % s s o s
s $40 S2O S 7!s $50 1879 m 1890 mIsnlesS
Paterson. week days 40 5sS TO 100 $50 lo2oam
s yo e. sa9 ao pssi is i rs @Sa 4
800 So 1000 iis6 a. NJ 200 $40 $50 40 80 ssS
sa sumo BIS a. $40 $50 Zoo nna i2OO @ansA1
Sq HSn Tses $50 c ~ sc sSS oS'
$50 lGSo p Y and nd y @dpght sunday S4S sls 1929
warwick 445. 800 1920 NJ. go, i:yc IN. sundays
Nespurs and cornwall $50 900 M. $3.50 4:lo 4so and
SOB y. m. SUNDAYS Sis a. M. and 500 p.
Montgomery sondout aud Kingston. 900 M, $50 p
Scranton buainors week days 900 A. No. 2:sopm
Goshen. l,+5. 5:.6 So 600 1920 $50 $50. $50
$50 500 500 $50 p M Sundays. S'i'. s'io. $780, 1920
Mado,SsH Ssss day., AS s.46 $50 900 lo2oa H. 2se
logo M, 500 $50. 500 p m Tho 300 train stops
Pert jervis ti3 7so e.oo 1920 m 2so $780, 49, co.,
500. $50 sundays. s'l5 so0 l0:2o a NJ. Goo $50
Tickets or passage and apartments Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obrined and orders cheek.
Ing Ct o.g'gs may 10 left az The compaOy'
No 53l Fultonst Brooklyn or at tho coupsnys depots
Express nom the IVES. arrive in NewYork at 1ls.
0Eo. DE HAVEN. A g. p. AsL l. p. FARMER, O. p. Aye
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TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME SHORTENED. RATES REDUCED.

Commencing June 81 special train with parloe
will leave Grand Central Depot via N. " " IT, H.
r. r. daily except sundays at o. dne st Fabyans at
1880 m ding at White Junction
with through train for Montreal via Central Vermont r.
and at Wells yer for Montreal Quebe &c. via Passump
sic Div. b. ami l.. II. r.
Returning train will leave Fabyans 9l5 daily exceps
Sundays, due at New. York 1T T:50 p.
Seats paror secured In advance at D. and
s. o. ticket Office In Grand Central Depot.
For further Information River Limo Folder which
may be obtained AZ principal ticket offices.
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NORTHERN RAILROADOFNEW JERSEY
~ Trans leave from Chambersst station for Englevood
asSoasg, fiCss s spaFt s1a Nyso so sss Y s2S
1880 p.Il, ~ midnight Sundays. 7l0 $40 m. and
Ssd7I $40 sBss $50 p u Hsa'Is sd ss sslasSs
only. sund&ya ESQ a. H. p. RI.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT..


ALBANY or G. VIBBARD
Daily Except Sundaysl
Leave Brooklyn Fulton.st by Annex. 500
Leave New. York. Vesfry- ST. pier. $40
Leave Newfork West 22d'st pier. III
For ALBANY. Ian ling at Yonkers West Point NewbuPg
Poughkeepe Rhinebeck, Catski and Hudson Returning
leave Albany 800 a
A tine BAND attached TO each boat
NEW YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY.
follows;
West 42i, ga M Javs, 74Oa M, for MIddletown Falls.
burg. Monticello Liberty. Walton Delhi. Norwich. Utica
Rome. Oneida. Fulton oswego. Buffalo, Detroit Chicago
West 42t $40 Jay.st, 500 for Lake MohonK,
Lake Minnewaska Mdetown. Elenvlle Fallsburg. Mon.
ticelo Liberty White Lake.
West 42i. 4l0p m; jay ST., 355 for Lake Mohonk
Lake Mnnewaska MddetOwn. Ellenyle. Fallsburg. Mon
ticeo. Liberty, White Lake.
West42i 535 p m. Jay-st SIS p ~: daily for Middle
town FalsbUrg Liberty Walton Norwich. Oneida Oswego
sns3ension Bridge Detroit Chicago. 81 Louis.
SATURDAY halfholav rain West 42d Ills D. M Jav-st.,
for Midiletown, Eilenyile. FaiisDurg, Monticello.
Liberty. White Lake.
PUBLICAN driving and sleeping on all trans
srats ami Oerths reserved at 3D7 Broadway Time table
tickets x AZ 2O7, 307 9il l,323 Broadwar, 737 6thave
l34 East l25th-st., 264 West i25th-.t. \. Y
J. G. ANDERSON G. p A.,
- Exd hlnge Place, ". Y
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TO NEW.HAYEN. 75c.
CHORE LINE, all Rail Route, for Boston

NIIVAN I'M, dIl Italil IUuIc, tut DOsVoI,
station az a. IA. Limited Express except sunday p m
leaves at D. daily except sunday Palace Paror Cars
OF Sleeping Cars 10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30

WIN. 8. KELLEY, Referee.
sAxUEL O. ADAMS. Plaintld's Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-30
NHE "4THn AT THE MOUNTAINS !
MAUCH CHUNK, GLEN ONOKO,
AKIN THE SWITCnBACk,

Via Central r. H. OF New Jersey MONDAY. July
snscIal express train will New York. foot OF Liberty
at nj $50 A. Fare, ~ 20 Switchback oVo extra he
turning Glen Onoko at p H. ana Manch Snuhk D1.
n m ne hing home about For Information Apply
Il y BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agt, 10 Libertyst, ~ \.